Abdoulaye Faunal Reserve- Travel Tips
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Natural Scenery
Togo
5 Reviews
Suggested Duration: 4 hours
Established in 1951, the Abdoulaye Faunal Reserve is a 300 km² protected area in Togo dedicated to the conservation of regional wildlife and natural habitats. The reserve supports savanna ecosystems and provides refuge for various animal species, although detailed data on current biodiversity is limited. Its designation reflects Togo's early efforts to preserve native fauna amid increasing environmental pressures.

Reviews of Abdoulaye Faunal Reserve

  • reviews-avatar Aristide Kawele
    5
    Reviewed: 2023-05-25

    Wildlife reserve, protected area for animal and plant species in the Tchamba prefecture

  • reviews-avatar Brian Palmer
    5
    Reviewed: 2022-11-11

    One of the largest and best preserved natural areas in the region. The foresters of the area do well to engage with local communities for sustainable usage. They also do a great job of scientifically evaluating the health of the forest and have a vast knowledge of the trees there. There is hope that it will one day be a destination for eco-tourism which would be a nice for the economic development of the area.

  • reviews-avatar John Kpedoh
    5
    Reviewed: 2022-06-22

    It is a vast forest and access is easy thanks to the road from Mazada to Ogou-Alindè. The forest guards circulate

  • reviews-avatar Charpy
    1
    Reviewed: 2021-09-08

    I stole my sandwich and there are a few too many trees for Africa, so I discovered that there was water on the continent

  • reviews-avatar Couleursvie Agence
    3
    Reviewed: 2020-01-17

    This place has stood the test of time and remains authentic

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